Written by camillafer on January 25, 2024
This is not a farewell, just a goodbye!
Authors . City life . Excursions . Student lifeDear Munich, This experience started with a letter, so it should also end with another! The moment of saying goodbye is always the most difficult when you have spent one of the most beautiful periods of your life! So much has happened during these months: I met new people, made very special friends and had
Written by lauracal on January 22, 2024
Munich Diaries: From First Impressions to Lasting Memories
Authors . City life . Student life . TravelI can’t start this post with any expression different to: “Wow”. It’s going to be really difficult to talk about this experience and put in words all the feelings. experiences and people. I think the best form to start this post is talking about this city: Munich. I remember the first time I set foot
Written by miajia on November 9, 2023
May we all have the courage to choose our own paths—a brief interview with Zoey
Authors . Student lifeZoey is a girl from China, currently in her second year of undergraduate studies at the IFKW. She has spent over two years in Germany. We first met in one of our major courses, and we knew each other better as our hometown is close. In a brief conversation, I learned that after studying in
Written by rebeccaquin on November 8, 2023
Germany and Italy meet each other
Culture . Student lifeThe Erasmus program is a really life-changing experience for those students that decide to take part in it. For some of them the change might not be so huge and for others will, what is sure is that after one or two semesters studying far from your home country, you will not be the same
Written by julielaunay on November 8, 2023
Cooking abroad : between instant noodles and fancy restaurants
Food . Student lifeFor many students, going abroad means putting aside a part of one’s culinary culture, and making room for another. I join Giada in her kitchen, busy preparing dinner for her and her friends. As an Erasmus student from Italy, she was confronted to this change of habits. A culinary challenge For Giada, cooking is a
Written by chenabr on November 8, 2023
Spotted: doing an exchange program in Munich and having the time of her life
Authors . Student lifeExcuse me if this post screams Gossip Girl. I’m currently binge watching the whole show for the second time. Hi, nice to meet you. I’m Chen Abramovich and I’m from Israel. I’m studying sociology and anthropology for my master’s. My bachelor’s is in communication, majoring in radio broadcasting and podcasting. Actually, I tried to write this post many times, but I just couldn’t find
Written by audrey on November 7, 2023
Fear of unemployment after graduation?
Authors . Society . Student lifeAs the day of graduation draws near, the perennial question of “what comes next” looms ever larger in the minds of students. Amidst the backdrop of today’s economic uncertainties and external variables, the prospect of employment after graduation can seem like a daunting riddle. It’s only natural for students to harbor concerns about their impending
Written by audrey on October 31, 2023
Hi there!
Culture . Student life“You’re moving to Munich? That’s so close to Zurich. That doesn’t count as an exchange.” That’s the reaction I kept getting this summer when I told people about my plans. So, let me explain. I’m Audrey, a Swiss student. But for my last semester in my Master’s program, I decided to change things up and
Written by yininglu on October 30, 2023
Nice to meet you!!❤
Student life . TravelHi!! 🙂 My name is Yining Lu, and my English name is Crystal. I come from China. My home university is Zhejiang university, which located in the Zhejiang province, the southeastern of China. Actually, before I come Germany, I knew almost nothing about it. So I think it is a beautiful coincidence: I have to
Written by liangxu on July 21, 2023
The hardest post I ever write
Authors . City life . Music . Student life . UncategorizedTime flies! My dear readers, it is my last post for farewell~ What should I write in my farewell post?Honestly, I’m really at a loss when I encounter this question. Looking back to the time when I apply for the exchange, it’s already been two years ago. If I could go back to talk with